Cheryl Hotchkiss's guest appearances

Cheryl Hotchkiss

The Drew Marshall Show

The Change Makers Podcast

Drew Marshall

Paul Moore

Eric Metaxas

Neale Donald Walsch

Brian Houston

Joel Osteen

John Townsend

Rob Bell

Esther Emery

Heather Avis

Mike Todd

Nancy Stafford

Lama Tsultrim Allione

Robert Thurman

Chris Shelton

OwlTail

Episode 21: In this episode, Ellen sits down with Cheryl Hotchkiss who is the Managing Director at Graf-Martin Communications. This episode is a must-listen for non-profit leaders, especially women who find themselves balancing their role as leaders and mothers. Leaders have the tendency to question their value. If that’s you, listen in and be encouraged by some amazing insights from Cheryl - who has over 20 years of marketing and communications experience working in not-for-profit organizations. This episode covers the topic of mentorship, authenticity, collaboration and more!  About Cheryl Hotchkiss: Cheryl has over 20 years experience in marketing and communications with a focus on public engagement and brand development - creating the conditions for effective fundraising. She has worked exclusively in not-for-profit organizations leading large and small teams working to engage Canadians in learning about and taking action on social justice issues in Canada and internationally. Her passion is to help create clarity for organizations doing good in the world so that they can effectively find support to bring about positive and lasting change. She brings a curious mind, process excellence and informed strategic thinking to every project she participates in.  Born and raised in Southern Ontario with a mother from Texas and a father from northern Ontario. She spent 10 years on the family dairy farm before leaving for university. She has a BA in Political Science and History as well as a Masters Degree in Applied Social Science. Cheryl lives in Waterloo, with her husband and her two children who are attending the University of Ottawa, Ontario.

Episode 21: In this episode, Ellen sits down with Cheryl Hotchkiss who is the Managing Director at <a href="https://www.grafmartin.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Graf-Martin Communications</a>. This episode is a must-listen for non-profit leaders, especially women who find themselves balancing their role as leaders and mothers. Leaders have the tendency to question their value. If that’s you, listen in and be encouraged by some amazing insights from Cheryl - who has over 20 years of marketing and communications experience working in not-for-profit organizations. This episode covers the topic of mentorship, authenticity, collaboration and more!  About Cheryl Hotchkiss: Cheryl has over 20 years experience in marketing and communications with a focus on public engagement and brand development - creating the conditions for effective fundraising. She has worked exclusively in not-for-profit organizations leading large and small teams working to engage Canadians in learning about and taking action on social justice issues in Canada and internationally. Her passion is to help create clarity for organizations doing good in the world so that they can effectively find support to bring about positive and lasting change. She brings a curious mind, process excellence and informed strategic thinking to every project she participates in.  Born and raised in Southern Ontario with a mother from Texas and a father from northern Ontario. She spent 10 years on the family dairy farm before leaving for university. She has a BA in Political Science and History as well as a Masters Degree in Applied Social Science. Cheryl lives in Waterloo, with her husband and her two children who are attending the University of Ottawa, Ontario.

TCMP 21: Interview with Cheryl Hotchkiss, Graf-Martin Communications

Cheryl is the Vice President for Public Engagement which includes the following teams: Public Relations and Communications (media relations, corporate social media, public relations supporting marketing activities), Engagement and Awareness (non-financial actions with Canadians, support to volunteers, youth and celebrities), and Brand &amp; Creative Solutions (creative components to World Vision's work for internal and external resources).